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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1903
Page
1
The college reports large entry numbers and close matches in the tennis tournament. Spectators filled benches, garden, and windows, boosting interest. inter-class finals have not yet been played, but strong class support could produce a decisive, enthusiastic finale.
A sudden decision announces a new course on the history of art with immediate start. Tuition is $10 and those interested are urged to enroll promptly, recognizing the subject's fascination and the lecturer's reputation. The notice links the course to the year’s report.
The piece notes the dean’s lament over insufficient art courses and urges bringing concerns to proper authorities to secure timely responses. It emphasizes addressing educational needs through formal channels and administrative action. The tone is urgent and institutional.
The Dean's report highlights increased transfer student enrollment drawn by superior departmental offerings. Notable gifts include Lucille Pulitzer Scholarships and a land gift from Mrs. Elizabeth Milbank Anderson. A dormitory and gymnasium/restricted dome are urged to house and care for non resident students, with calls for broader art instruction and curriculum expansion.
Mr Paddock will give a short address on the work of the Church Students Missionary Association on Monday October 19 at 12 30 in room 304 All members are requested to attend.
The Students' Exchange committee notes ongoing activity with samples for orders including Barnard photo albums and blue linen scrap books Waterman's fountain pens college flags fudge jellies creamed dates and hemstitched turn over collars. Students may offer typewriting tutoring in history English and French. Copies of Carpenter's Rhetoric and course books are available. Exchange hours are Monday 11 30 to 12 30 Tuesday 1 39 to 2 30 Wednesday 1 30 to 2 30 Thursday 10 30 to 11 30 Friday 11 30 to 12 30.
The annual meeting of the Associate Alumni of Barnard College will take place on Saturday October 33 at 10 30 AM. Elections for Vice President and Recording Secretary will be held. Treas urer will be prepared to receive dues for 14023 1904. Coffee and sandwiches will be served at noon. The meeting starts promptly.
Sir Frederick Pollock Bart LL.D D.C.L will lecture at Columbia on November 6 at 430 pm room to be announced. Pollock former Professor of Jurisprudence at University College London and Professor of Common Law in the Inns of Court. Noted works include Principles of Contract The Law of Facts Digest of the Law of Partnership The Land Laws and History of English Law.
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